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Crucial safety guidelines for preventing personal injury and ensuring proper appliance use.
Essential precautions when using electrical appliances, including grounding and cord safety.
Lists the self-contained air-cooled, water-cooled, and remote ice machine models covered by the manual.
Specifies deflector requirements and provides bin installation guidelines.
Criteria for selecting a suitable location, considering air quality, temperature, and obstructions.
Table detailing required clearances for different ice machine models and configurations.
Warning about protecting the ice machine from freezing temperatures to avoid warranty voidance.
Data on heat rejection for different ice machine models, useful for HVAC sizing.
Step-by-step guide to preparing the ice storage bin for machine installation.
Instructions for installing the air baffle to prevent condenser air recirculation.
Guidance on selecting the correct wire size for the electrical supply.
Details on power supply, grounding, voltage variation, and dedicated circuits.
Information and recommendations regarding GFCI protection for the ice machine.
Specifications for power cords, including gauge and length, based on breaker size.
Recommendations for water quality, treatment, and connection to potable sources.
Guidelines for installing water inlet lines, including filter systems and pressure considerations.
Instructions for proper drain line installation to prevent backflow and ensure adequate drainage.
Detailed table for water and drain line fittings, sizes, and pressure specifications.
Specific considerations for installing water-cooled models with cooling towers.
Information on factory refrigerant charge and how to add refrigerant for longer line sets.
Specifies the acceptable ambient temperature range for remote condensers.
Emphasizes the need for certified technicians for refrigerant handling.
Guidelines for horizontally mounting condensers and ensuring adequate airflow clearance.
Describes how to connect the remote condenser to the ice machine head section.
Best practices for routing refrigerant lines to ensure performance and accessibility.
Details maximum lengths, rises, drops, and total calculated distances for line sets.
Provides formulas and examples for calculating acceptable line set distances.
Instructions to route line sets to avoid traps and kinks.
Steps for cutting, purging, and brazing line sets, with precautions for shutoff valves.
Procedures for pressure testing and evacuation to ensure system integrity.
Guidance on opening line set valves and checking for leaks.
Specific checks for remote condenser installations after start-up.
Final steps and responsibilities before operating the newly installed ice machine.
Describes the step-by-step process of ice production from water purge to harvest.
Details the non-adjustable timers on the control board that govern ice making cycles.
Explains the built-in safety limits that stop the machine to prevent component failure.
Guidelines for performing operational checks after initial setup or maintenance.
Procedure for inspecting and adjusting ice thickness for optimal cube formation.
Outlines the user's responsibility for maintaining the ice machine's cleanliness.
Step-by-step instructions for thorough cleaning and sanitizing every six months.
Describes a procedure for cleaning the water flow path between major sanitizing cycles.
Guidance on cleaning the exterior surfaces of the ice machine.
Instructions for mixing and applying the ice machine cleaner solution.
Steps for mixing and applying the ice machine sanitizer solution.
Instructions for removing the water curtain for cleaning.
Steps for detaching and removing the water trough.
Guidance on removing the float switches for cleaning.
Instructions for disassembling and removing the water distribution tube.
Steps for performing preventative cleaning of the water flow path.
Instructions for removing the ice machine's front door.
Guidance on cleaning the washable filter for self-contained ice machines.
Procedures and warnings for cleaning the condenser for optimal performance.
Steps for properly preparing the ice machine for storage or winterization.
Specific winterization procedures for water-cooled models.
Specific checks for remote condenser installations after start-up.
Procedure to restart the machine before contacting service for safety limit issues.
Addresses problems related to ice cube quality, shape, and overall ice production capacity.
Details the function of safety limits and how to attempt a restart before calling service.
Instructions for registering the warranty and company contact details.
Lists exclusions from the limited warranty coverage.
Provides instructions and contact information for obtaining warranty service.
Lists specific exclusions from the ice storage bin warranty.
Steps for customers to follow when making a warranty claim.
Further details on exclusions from the residential ice machine warranty.
Information on how state laws may affect warranty rights.
Instructions for completing and submitting the warranty registration card.
Outlines limitations on the company's liability regarding ice storage bins.
Describes the remedies available for warranty breaches concerning ice storage bins.
Specifies the governing law for the limited warranty.
General| Production Capacity | 500 lbs per day |
|---|---|
| Ice Type | Full Cube |
| Power Supply | 115/60/1 |
| Daily Ice Production | 500 lbs |
| Condenser Type | Air-Cooled |
| Ice Production | 500 lbs per day |
| Refrigerant | R404A |
| Type | Ice Maker |
| Weight | 180 lb |
| Width | 30 inches |
| Ice Storage Capacity | Not Applicable (Modular) |
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